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Sitcom faves collide! TV Land is totally into the idea of Kirstie Alley’s round-up of classic ’90s sitcom stars — Kirstie, Kramer and Carla! — for her new show, which… More

TV Land has retired one of its first original scripted series. “Retired at 35” has been cancelled after two seasons, according to Deadline. The decision not to renew the series… More

“Seinfeld” alum Michael Richards has been tapped to co-star opposite Kirstie Alley in her upcoming TV Land pilot “Giant Baby.” The gig marks the comedian’s first regular series role in over a decade.

Sure, three’s a crowd. But four is a hoot. Just consider the stars of “Hot in Cleveland,” four funny ladies who would look right at home carved in the Mount Rushmore of comedy.

Through his decades-long career, Andy Griffith was beloved, yet somehow taken for granted. He early on gained immortality as Sheriff Andy Taylor. But his skill at playing cornpone decency blinded fans to his ability to master other roles.

Regis Philbin came on David Letterman’s “Late Show” to talk about his appearance on “Hot in Cleveland,” when Dave surprised him with a pointed question about Betty White.

Beloved star Betty White has decided to go public with her preference for President. Who’s she backing? Find out right here …

LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) – TV Land revealed a new logo designed to appeal to its evolving demographic Wednesday. The logo, which includes the network’s recently added tagline “Laugh More,” is… More

For the longest time, Niecy Nash figured her life was just too real for reality TV. As a newlywed with three children of her own, she was too busy blending her life with that of husband Jay Tucker and his son to worry about tossing tantrums or tables.

Regis Philbin might no longer be a staple on morning television, but he’ll soon appear in primetime on “Hot in Cleveland.” Philbin along with Joan Rivers, Rhea Perlman, Andy Richter and Kevin Nealon are all slated for guest appearances on the TV Land comedy.